Adaptive evaluation method for under-balanced drilling
An underbalanced drilling and adaptable technology, applied in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, measurement, etc., can solve the problems of gas drilling failure to consider rock surface glaze, failure to conduct systematic and comprehensive analysis, etc., to achieve theoretical The effect of great significance and application value
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[0063] The invention discloses an underbalanced drilling adaptability evaluation method, which comprises the following steps:
[0064] a. Data preparation, including:
[0065] 1) Offset well logging data;
[0066] 2) Drilling design data;
[0067] 3) Drilling parameters;
[0068] 4) Geological data of adjacent wells.
[0069] b. Wellbore stability prediction
[0070] Based on the logging data of adjacent wells and the existing mathematical model of wellbore stability, the collapse pressure, formation pressure and fracture pressure are determined, and the adaptability of various drilling methods is analyzed;
[0071] c. Quantitative assessment of reservoir adaptability
[0072] According to different geological characteristics, the existing theoretical mathematical model of liquid capillary self-absorption, the existing mathematical model of solid phase invasion reservoir depth, the existing stress-sensitive well test model, the existing rock surface glazing model and the ...
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[0076] As the best implementation mode of the present invention, the whole analysis process is as follows figure 1 shown.
[0077] 1. Data preparation
[0078] 1) Logging data of adjacent wells, including borehole diameter, gamma ray, spontaneous potential, acoustic time difference, density and other data;
[0079] 2) Drilling design data, including drilling fluid performance parameters, including density, viscosity, composition and content, particle size and range;
[0080] 3) Drilling parameters, including vertical pressure, casing pressure, displacement, well depth, well diameter, drilling time, tripping time, tripping time and other time;
[0081] 4) Geological data of adjacent wells, including the orientation, size and quantity of fractures, the distribution of pores, permeability and saturation along the well depth, the distribution of salinity, mineral composition and content, geothermal gradient, and the content of various components of formation gas.
[0082] 2. We...
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